EMS GRIDS & TEM SUPPORT FILMS CATALOG EDITION V TEM HOLDERS


zzz Hitachi 3-Position Multi-Sample Holder


YOU MAY NEED... zzz Poseidon Select Toolkit


All the tools you need to perform in situ liquid electron microscopy with the Poseidon Select TEM Holder. These tools, specifically recommended by the manufacturer to work best with the Poseidon Select system, are available individually or in a convenient kit.


75958-03


A single tilt multi-grid holder. Will accommodate 3 grids with easy reproducible movement between each specimen. It is ideal for scanning through serial samples or for comparing against standards.


Grids are held in place by easy to remove circlips.


Comes complete with loading stand, circlip extraction tool, and is supplied in a mahogany box.


Cat. No. EMS022


Description Hitachi 3-Position Multi-Sample Holder


zzz3 mm Circlips and Insertion Tool


Circlips are for all EMS TEM sample holders and specimen rods. They are made from heat treated Beryllium copper.


The Circlip extraction tool is for removing our Circlips from all TEM sample holders.


Cat. No. EMS015 EMS016


Description 3 mm Circlips


Circlips Insertion Tool Grid Holders on Pins zzzTEM Grid Holder on a Pin


Holds up to 4 grids. Made from aluminum with a brass screw, this holder allows you to image and analyze specimens on TEM Grids in the SEM. The overall diameter of the holder is 0.7" (18mm) with a 1/8" Pin (3.2mm) and a longer pin 0.6" (15mm). Grid locations are numbered


Cat. No. 75949-03 Description TEM Grid Holder on Pin


Qty. each


zzz Single TEM Grid Holder on a Pin


Made from aluminum. This holder allows you to image and analyze specimens on a TEM Grid in the SEM. The overall diameter of the holder is 1/2" (12.7mm) with a 1/8" Pin (3.2mm).


Cat. No. 75949-01 Description Qty. Single TEM Grid Holder on Pin each 75958-05


75958-06 75958-07 75958-08


78325-29 78325-41


Qty. each each


Cat. No. 75958


Qty. each


75958-07 78325-29 75958-02 75958-06 75958-08


75958-04


75958-05


78325-41 Description Poseidon Select Toolkit


Contains all the items listed below... 75958-01


75958-02 75958-03 75958-04


PEEK Tubing Cutter Used to safely cut PEEK tubing without crimping.


PTFE Dish, 60mm diameter 25ml capacity Used to clean photoresist off E-chips. Two are required, one for acetone to dissolve the resist and one for methanol to ensure there is no acetone residue.


Watch Glass, 75mm diameter


Used to plasma clean E-chips to ensure they are clean and hydrophillic. Curved watch glass makes placing and picking up E-chips easier.


Torque Screw Driver — for tightening lid screws. Torque Driver Bit — for Torque Screw Driver


Torque Driver Adapter, Insert Bit 1/4" Dr Hex Adapters. Adapter holds the torque driver bit, so it can be inserted into the torque driver


Style 2A Straight-Tip PVDF Tweezers


12/pk each each


each


Carbon tip tweezers help to avoid chipping the E-chip silicon each Style 7 Curved-Tip PVDF Tweezers


Carbon tip tweezers help to avoid chipping the E-chip silicon each


zzzTEM Grid Freeze Drying Holder Freeze drying holder for 24 standard TEM grids.


Cat No. EMS063


Description TEM Grid Freeze Drying Holder


Qty. each


71


Small Volume Pipette, 0.1-2µl, Autoclavable Small volume allows for precise deposition of sample onto the Poseidon E-chip. Requires compatible pipette tips


Pipette Tips,10 ul, Disposable Required for the small volume pipette.


75958-01 Qty.


kit each


250/pk each


each


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